The Hyatt Grand Cypress Resort Golf Club in Orlando, Florida, features four uniquely challenging Jack Nicklaus Signature Design courses and offers players of all skill levels a truly grand playing experience. All of the golf carts are equipped with the latest in GPS technology complete with illustrations of each hole in full color, accurate yardage to the pin, key hazards, playing tips, and score keeping. Fully stocked hospitality carts travel throughout the courses, offering drinks and snacks. The Grand Cypress Resort’s Golf Shop, ranked one of the top 100 golf shops in America by Golf Shop Operations, carries a full line of golf equipment, accessories, and men and women's casual apparel for both on and off the course. Rental clubs are available.
The Courses:
Grand Cypress Resort Golf Club – North, South and East:
Grand Cypress Resort Golf Club, comprises three Jack Nicklaus, signature nine-hole layouts: the North, South and East. All three can be played in any combination two to make 18 holes. Whatever the combination, they offer s a variety of tests of accuracy and shot-making.
The North and South nines, the original course built in 1984, feature terraced fairways, generous landing areas, mounds and platform greens with yawning bunkers. The East nine was added in 1986 and is considered to be a little more generous, with fewer bunkers, particularly in front of the greens, allowing more run-up shots. The South Course was completely renovated and rebuilt, summer of 2007. The North Course has also been completely renovated and is scheduled to reopen November 14, 2008.
Grand Cypress Resort Golf Club – New Course:
This beautifully designed Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course opened in 1988 to great fanfare. Inspired by his experiences at, and love for, St. Andrews Old Course, Jack has gone to great lengths to create a "links-style" design reminiscent of St. Andrews: more than 150 bunkers, elevated tees and greens, stone walls, a winding burn (including a stone bridge crossing), and seven huge, double greens. He even created fair replicas of the world-famous first and 18th holes at St. Andrews Old Course and his own version of the Road Hole. It’s a tough course, very much in the tradition of the Old Course, but caters to golfers of every level of skill.
Special Package 4th Night Free at Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Orlando.
Now available through GolfPac Travel through the end of 2009 you can stay three nights at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress and your fourth night is free!
The cost: From $641 - $1156 good through December 2009, depending upon the season.
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Package Includes:
- Four nights' accommodations (based on one free night) at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress.
- Three rounds of golf with cart at Grand Cypress.
- All taxes.
- Non-golfer rates available upon request.
For more information and contact details: Hyatt Grand Cypress Special – Complete Report
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How to get There:
The closest regional airport is, of course, Orlando International Airport. The airport is served by Delta, Continental, US Air, AirTran, American, Northwest, and by international airlines from around the world.
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Contact:
Hyatt regency Grand Cypress, One Grand Cypress Blvd., Orlando, Florida, USA 32836 Tel: +1 407 239 1234 Fax: +1 407 239 3800.
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